Bill Tipper Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Bill Tipper

Also just up at @WSJBooks, @davidulin takes a stroll through the hall of mirrors in Jesse Ball's "Autoportrait" a work whose ambition is to take on "nothing less than the operation of consciousness itself." https://t.co/0eiUOWVJ4h

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If you, like me, find giant statues/sculptures absolutely compelling and uncanny, be advised that Susanna Clarke's "Piranesi" is a very effective scratching of that particular itch.

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Here is his full review in @WSJBooks of Turner's fascinating study, including a note on Zadie Smith's "The Wife of Willesden" https://t.co/Xy4W7Ysygk

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Also just up at @WSJBooks, the terrific Katherine A. Powers on Tessa Hadley's new novel 'Free Love.' "She is a genius at capturing fugitive thoughts and memories, the propulsive energy of desire, and the provisional reasoning that constitute inner being." https://t.co/YGKBZOkwXn

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Also at @WSJBooks, here's @Sam_Sacks on three novels centered around gay men, in three very different moods and modes. This makes me particularly eager to dive into Andrew Holleran's 'The Kingdom of Sand.' https://www.wsj.com/articles/fiction-book-review-andrew-hollerans-the-kingdom-of-sand-11654874852?st=l6pb9l6r5i0hy98&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

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@likaluca From last year, but I not long ago caught up with Sandra Lim’s “The Curious Thing” and it’s wonderful.

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For @WSJBooks, Wyatt Mason praises Jonathan Franzen's "Crossroads": "Mr. Franzen’s sentences will ensure that his Hildebrandts, troubledly embedded in God’s America and America’s idea of God, will be worth waiting to hear more from." https://t.co/NSWpIdGlYI

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"dizzying stories that coalesce into a spectacular master narrative about love and the balm of humor and the inescapability of suffering" @maureencorrigan on Anthony Doerr's new novel in @WSJBooks https://www.wsj.com/articles/cloud-cuckoo-land-anthony-doerr-review-slipping-the-trap-11632858500?st=pt93orv4rcbc5s9&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

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RT @WSJBooks: Amor Towles takes his characters for a ride through mid-20th century America in “The Lincoln Highway” https://t.co/I4FlbHta2b

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@blgtylr Wish I was there to hear you talk with Lily King. A huge favorite. Still haven’t recovered from Euphoria.

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